Altair | 24m 6-Cabin 12-Guest 4-Crew Gulet Charter

About the yacht

Discover Altair

An Altair yacht charter brings up to 12 guests aboard a Gulet built in 2008 and refitted in 2016. Six en suite cabins provide the accommodation, while deck seating, a sunbathing area and an inside saloon create distinct places to spend time together.

Water-skiing equipment, SUP equipment and donut ride equipment add activity to time aboard. Fishing equipment and snorkelling sets include snorkels, masks and flippers, while the lounge area has a TV and DVD player. A 4.50 m tender is also carried.

A crew of 4 is aboard Altair during charter. This complements the yacht’s accommodation, deck spaces, saloon, entertainment equipment and range of water equipment for guests.

Six en suite cabins
Sunbathing area with mattresses
TV and DVD player
Water-skiing, SUP and donut equipment
4.50 m tender

Six-cabin accommodation

Six en suite cabins accommodate up to 12 guests. The cabin arrangement includes two twin cabins with twin beds and four double cabins with double beds.

Deck areas for gathering

Cushioned seating is arranged on the fore and aft deck, alongside a sunbathing area with sun mattresses. These separate spaces support time outside in sun or shade.

Saloon entertainment

Inside, the saloon lounge has a TV and DVD player. It provides an indoor setting alongside the yacht’s outdoor seating areas.

Watersports equipment

Equipment for water-skiing, SUP and donut rides joins fishing equipment and snorkelling gear. A 4.50 m tender broadens the equipment carried aboard.

Accommodation

Cabins Designed for Your Group

Explore the onboard cabin layout and sleeping arrangements to understand how your group can be accommodated.

12 maximum guests6 guest cabins4 crew

Will this cabin arrangement suit your group?

Share your group size and preferred sleeping arrangements in your enquiry so the team can check suitability.

On board

Life Aboard Altair

Comfort

Six en suite cabins
Sunbathing area
Sun mattresses
Cushioned deck seating
Inside saloon

Entertainment

TV
DVD player

Water Activities

Water-skiing equipment
SUP equipment
Donut ride equipment

Sea Gear

Fishing equipment
Snorkels
Masks
Flippers
4.50 m tender

Charter rates

Understanding the Cost of Your Charter

The weekly rate is presented as a range for Altair. VAT and APA apply at the stated percentages, so request a quote from Yacht Cloud for your preferred charter period and arrangements with your party in mind.

Indicative rates, pending final confirmation

From €16,000 to €19,010 per week

Rates are indicative and subject to availability.

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Common Pricing Questions

Is VAT included in the rate?

VAT at 13% is charged on top of the base rate for Altair. Your quotation confirms the rate that applies to your charter.

What is APA?

APA stands for Advance Provisioning Allowance, an amount paid ahead of the charter towards running costs such as food, drinks, fuel and port fees. Any unspent balance is normally returned. The guideline for Altair is 20% of the charter fee.

Is there a damage deposit?

Your quotation confirms whether a damage deposit applies. Where one does, it is separate from the charter fee and is normally returned after the charter.

What can change the final price?

Season, charter length, itinerary, food and drinks, port fees and any active offers all affect the final figure.

How do we get an exact price?

Send your preferred dates and group size. We confirm availability and itemise the costs in a quotation before you commit.

Where you can sail

Eastern Mediterranean Cruising

From Split, Altair can include Dubrovnik, Trogir, Hvar, Sibenik, Bol (Brac Island) and Mljet within the Eastern Mediterranean. These named stops offer scope to shape a charter around the places that most appeal to your party.

Routes are possibilities, not a fixed day-by-day plan. The final route depends on weather, trip duration and charter terms.

Dubrovnik

Ancient city walls surround the old town, where marble-paved streets, Rector's Palace and beaches invite time ashore.

Best for: Old town, walls and beaches

Sample itinerary

This sample route begins in Split and can be adjusted around your priorities. Choose from Dubrovnik, Trogir, Hvar, Sibenik, Bol (Brac Island) and Mljet when discussing your charter.

Day 1: Split Begin in Split, the home port for Altair. The route can then be adjusted around the named stops in the Eastern Mediterranean.
Day 2: Dubrovnik Explore Dubrovnik’s old town, ancient city walls and marble-paved streets, with time to visit Rector's Palace or the town’s beaches.
Day 3: Trogir Spend time in Trogir’s old town, where stone carvings and Venetian architecture accompany the Cathedral of St. Lawrence, Kamerlengo Fortress and beaches.
Day 4: Hvar Hvar combines lavender fields, beaches and nightlife with an old town featuring Hvar Fortress and the Franciscan Monastery, plus hidden coves and bays.
Day 5: Sibenik In Sibenik, medieval streets and the Cathedral of St James meet well-equipped marinas, while Krka National Park brings waterfalls beyond the city.
Day 6: Bol (Brac Island) Bol (Brac Island) brings beaches, clear waters and windsurfing conditions, alongside the Dominican Monastery, Bol Marina and the nearby Zlatni Rat beach.
Day 7: Mljet Mljet offers saltwater lakes, greenery and a relaxed atmosphere, with a modest marina and national park for an intimate sailing experience.

Good to know

Frequently Asked Questions About Altair

Concise answers about this yacht. Final details are confirmed with your quotation.

How many guests can Altair accommodate?

Altair accommodates up to 12 guests in 6 en suite cabins on board during charter. The layout comprises two twin cabins with twin beds for 4 people and four double cabins with double beds for 8 people.

Where does Altair charter from in Croatia?

Altair charters from Split, Croatia. Its Eastern Mediterranean cruising area includes Dubrovnik, Trogir, Hvar, Sibenik, Bol (Brac Island) and Mljet, giving your party named places to consider when planning a charter from Split with Yacht Cloud.

Can our route be adjusted during charter?

Yes, the route can be adjusted around the named stops. Discuss the places that matter to your party when requesting a quote, including Dubrovnik, Trogir, Hvar, Sibenik, Bol (Brac Island) and Mljet from Split in the Eastern Mediterranean.

How do I check dates and book?

Contact Yacht Cloud to request a quote for Altair and discuss your preferred charter period. The team can help you check requested dates and organise the next booking steps. Weekly rates remain indicative, with VAT and APA applying at the stated percentages.

What entertainment is on board Altair?

Altair has a TV and DVD player in the saloon lounge. Water equipment includes water-skiing, SUP and donut ride equipment, alongside fishing equipment and sets of snorkels, masks and flippers for time on the water.

Which months can I charter Altair?

Altair is offered from April through October. The season months are April, May, June, July, August, September and October, allowing you to select a preferred period within that sequence for your charter request with Yacht Cloud.

Plan your charter

Request a Quote for Altair

Tell us when you would like to travel and how many guests are joining. Yacht Cloud can review suitable dates, arrangements and pricing before you decide whether to proceed. Submitting an enquiry does not confirm a booking.

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Altair, 6 Cabin Gulet

Discover Altair

Six-cabin accommodation

Deck areas for gathering

Saloon entertainment

Watersports equipment

Cabins Designed for Your Group

Will this cabin arrangement suit your group?

Life Aboard Altair

Comfort

Entertainment

Water Activities

Sea Gear

Understanding the Cost of Your Charter

Common Pricing Questions

Eastern Mediterranean Cruising

Dubrovnik

Trogir

Hvar

Sibenik

Bol (Brac Island)

Mljet

Frequently Asked Questions About Altair

Request a Quote for Altair

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